TEXWRAP 2200SS SIDE SEAL, Manual

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C. Installation of 2200SS Machine
Read entire manual before operating.
Qualified personnel with working knowledge of the TEXWRAP 2200SS should perform installation of
a TEXWRAP 2200SS machine. There are rapidly moving parts so observe safety–warning stickers
and keep hands clear of moving parts. Qualified personnel should install all electrical and pneumatic
hookups. Some surfaces are hot so use caution.
1) Level any auxiliary equipment, such as shrink tunnels and/or infeed conveyors to the height of
the Side Seal conveyors.
2)
Open the bottom panel boxes and inspect for relays that may have loosened during shipment.
3)
Install the air supply. CAUTION: Do Not Exceed 80 PSI at the Side Seal regulator . The
factory recommends 75 PSI.
4)
Attach the film folder to the Side Seal and wire it in to the sub-panel (located in the back of the
side seal under the infeed conveyor) according to the film folder wiring diagram.
5)
Wire in any auxiliary infeed equipment, such as the Texwrap FC10 (Flighted Conveyor)
following the appropriate wiring diagram(s).
6)
Plug the machine into a dedicated 20A, 115V circuit. Make sure that the on/off switch is “off”
at the main lower panel box.
7)
Turn on the machine – (the circuit breaker and the on/off switch are located to the right on the
main panel box).
CAUTION : Machine parts travel at rapid speeds; make sure all persons,
foreign objects, etc., are clear of the endseal system.
8)
Turn on the cross and side heaters. The temperature is preset at the factory. Allow 10 minutes
to warm up.
CAUTION : Some surfaces are hot when heaters are on.
9)
Depress the red reset button until the light goes off. The machine should reset; the endseal
should return to “home” position.
10)
Depress the green run button; the conveyors should run. Manually trip the product sensing
photoeye at the entrance end of the endseal unit. The endseal should cycle at factory settings.
11)
The machine is now ready for production, however, first read the entire manual before
operating.